Dholpur, situated on the left bank of the Chambal River, is a hidden gem in Rajasthan, offering a rich tapestry of history, architectural marvels, and natural beauty. It was historically the seat of the Dholpur princely state, with a legacy shaped by various dynasties.
Machkund Temple: An ancient and sacred Hindu pilgrimage site. National Chambal Sanctuary: A significant attraction for nature and wildlife enthusiasts. Van Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary: One of the oldest wildlife reserves of the Dholpur rulers. Nihal Tower (Ghanta Ghar): An impressive 150-feet high clock tower. Ramsagar Sanctuary and Lake: Located near Van Vihar. City Palace (Raj Niwas Palace/Dholpur Palace): An opulent structure built from red sandstone. Talab Shahi: A picturesque lake and an accompanying palace. Shergarh Fort: An ancient fort located south of Dholpur. Damoh Waterfall: A natural attraction. Mughal Garden Jhor: A historical garden. Royal Stepwell (Baori): An example of traditional Indian stepwell architecture. Chausath Yogini Temple (Shiv Temple): A temple of historical and religious significance. Sher Shikhar Gurudwara: A Sikh place of worship. Khanpur Mahal: A splendid palace near the Chambal River. Gulab Bagh Circle: A prominent and well-known circle within Dholpur city. Machkund Teerth / Sarovar: Another name for the sacred Machkund area. Bohare Ji Ki Haveli: A historical mansion or haveli. Dhaulpur Bavdi: A stepwell. Chambal Bridge: A significant bridge spanning the Chambal River. Kesarbagh Wildlife Sanctuary: Another wildlife sanctuary in the Dholpur district.